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1 ONTAP 9 Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide August _F0 doccomments@netapp.com
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3 Table of Contents 3 Contents Deciding whether to use this guide... 4 Volume disaster recovery preparation workflow... 5 Verifying the cluster peer relationship and SVM peer relationship... 5 Creating the SnapMirror relationship (starting with ONTAP 9.3)... 6 Creating the SnapMirror relationship (ONTAP 9.2 or earlier)... 8 Setting up the destination SVM for data access Monitoring the status of SnapMirror data transfers Where to find additional information Copyright information Trademark information How to send comments about documentation and receive update notifications Index... 17
4 4 Deciding whether to use the Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide This guide describes how to quickly protect a source volume on a peered ONTAP cluster in preparation for disaster recovery. You should use this guide if you want to configure and monitor SnapMirror relationships between peered clusters for volume disaster recovery and do not need a lot of conceptual background for the tasks. SnapMirror provides scheduled asynchronous, block-level data protection. SnapMirror replicates Snapshot copies and can replicate NAS or SAN volumes on which deduplication, data compression, or both are run, including volumes containing qtrees and LUNs. SnapMirror configuration information is stored in a database that ONTAP replicates to all the nodes in the cluster. You should use this guide if you want to create SnapMirror relationships for volume-level disaster recovery in the following way: You are working with clusters running ONTAP 9. You are a cluster administrator. You have configured the cluster peer relationship and the SVM peer relationship. Cluster and SVM Peering Express Guide You have enabled the SnapMirror license on both the source and the destination clusters. You want to use default policies and schedules, and not create custom policies. You want to use best practices, not explore every available option. You do not want to read a lot of conceptual background. You want to use OnCommand System Manager, not the ONTAP command-line interface or an automated scripting tool. The UI navigation in OnCommand System Manager 9.3 is different from the UI navigation in previous releases. This guide provides the common steps that you must perform for completing a task in any ONTAP 9 release. If you want the exact steps for navigating to a particular screen or window, you should view the OnCommand System Manager Online Help for your version of ONTAP. If these assumptions are not correct for your situation, or if you want more conceptual background information, you should see the following resources: Data Protection Power Guide NetApp Technical Report 4015: SnapMirror Configuration and Best Practices Guide for ONTAP 9.1, 9.2 ONTAP 9 Logical Storage Management Guide NetApp Documentation: OnCommand Workflow Automation (current releases) OnCommand Workflow Automation enables you to run prepackaged workflows that automate management tasks such as the workflows described in Express Guides. ONTAP 9 Commands: Manual Page Reference Provides the set of commands for configuring and managing SnapMirror relationships. You might want to use the SnapMirror commands to write a script that creates multiple SnapMirror relationships.
5 5 Volume disaster recovery preparation workflow Preparing volumes for disaster recovery involves verifying the cluster peer relationship, creating the SnapMirror relationship between volumes residing on peered clusters, setting up the destination SVM for data access, and monitoring the SnapMirror relationship periodically. Verifying the cluster peer relationship and SVM peer relationship Before you set up a volume for disaster recovery, you must verify that the source and destination clusters are peered and are communicating with each other through the peer relationship. Choices If you are running ONTAP 9.3 or later, perform the following steps to verify the cluster peer relationship and SVM peer relationship: 1. Click Configuration > Cluster Peers. 2. Verify that the peered cluster is authenticated and is available. 3. Click Configuration > SVM Peers. 4. Verify that the destination SVM is peered with the source SVM. If you are running ONTAP 9.2 or earlier, perform the following steps to verify the cluster peer relationship and SVM peer relationship: 1. Click the Configurations tab.
6 6 Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide 2. In the Cluster Details pane, click Cluster Peers. 3. Verify that the peered cluster is authenticated and available. 4. Click the SVMs tab and select the source SVM. 5. In the Peer Storage Virtual Machines area, verify the destination SVM is peered with the source SVM. If you do not see any peered SVM in this area, you can create the SVM peer relationship when creating the SnapMirror relationship. Creating the SnapMirror relationship (ONTAP 9.2 or earlier) on page 8 Creating the SnapMirror relationship (starting with ONTAP 9.3) You must create a SnapMirror relationship between the source volume on one cluster and the destination volume on the peered cluster for replicating data for disaster recovery. Before you begin The destination aggregate must have available space. Both the clusters must be configured and set up appropriately to meet the requirements of your environment for user access, authentication, and client access. About this task You must perform this task from the source cluster. Steps 1. Click Storage > Volumes. 2. Select the volume for which you want to create a mirror relationship, and then click Actions > Protect. 3. In the Relationship Type section, select Mirror from the Relationship Type drop-down list. 4. In the Volumes: Protect Volumes page, provide the following information: a. Select Mirror as the relationship type. b. Select the destination cluster, destination SVM, and the suffix for the name of the destination volume. Only peered SVMs and allowed SVMs are listed under destination SVMs. c. Click. d. In the Advanced Options dialog box, verify that MirrorAllSnapshots is set as the protection policy.
7 Volume disaster recovery preparation workflow 7 DPDefault and MirrorLatest are the other default protection policies that are available for SnapMirror relationships. e. Select a protection schedule. By default, the hourly schedule is selected. f. Verify that Yes is selected for initializing the SnapVault relationship. All of the data protection relationships are initialized by default. Initializing the SnapMirror relationship ensures that the destination volume has a baseline to start protecting the source volume. g. Click Apply to save the changes. 5. Click Save to create the SnapMirror relationship. 6. Verify that the relationship status of the SnapMirror relationship is in the Snapmirrored state. a. Navigate to the Volumes window, and then select the volume that the volume for which you created the SnapMirror relationship. b. Double-click the volume to view the volume details, and then click PROTECTION to view the data protection status of the volume.
8 8 Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide After you finish You must make a note of the settings for the source volume such as thin provisioning, deduplication, compression, and autogrow. You can use this information to verify the destination volume settings when you break the SnapMirror relationship. Creating the SnapMirror relationship (ONTAP 9.2 or earlier) You must create a SnapMirror relationship between the source volume on one cluster and the destination volume on the peered cluster for replicating data for disaster recovery. Before you begin You must have the cluster administrator user name and password for the destination cluster. The destination aggregate must have available space. Both the clusters must be configured and set up appropriately to meet the requirements of your environment for user access, authentication, and client access. About this task You must perform this task from the source cluster. Steps 1. Click Storage > SVMs. 2. Select the SVM, and then click SVM Settings. 3. Click the Volumes tab. 4. Select the volume for which you want to create a mirror relationship, and then click Protect. The Create Protection Relationship window is displayed. 5. In the Relationship Type section, select Mirror from the Relationship Type drop-down list. 6. In the Destination Volume section, select the peered cluster. 7. Specify the SVM for the destination volume: If the SVM is... Peered Not peered Then... Select the peered SVM from the list. a. Select the SVM. b. Click Authenticate. c. Enter the cluster administrator's credentials of the peered cluster, and then click Create. 8. Create a new destination volume:
9 Volume disaster recovery preparation workflow 9 a. Select the New Volume option. b. Use the default volume name or specify a new volume name. c. Select the destination aggregate. 9. In the Configuration Details section, select MirrorAllSnapshots as the mirror policy. DPDefault and MirrorLatest are the other default mirror policies that are available for SnapMirror relationships. 10. Select a protection schedule from the list of schedules. 11. Ensure that the Initialize Relationship check box is selected, and then click Create. Initializing the SnapMirror relationship ensures that the destination volume has a baseline to start protecting the source volume. The relationship is initialized by starting a baseline transfer of data from the source volume to the destination volume. The initialization operation might take some time. The Status section shows the status of each job.
10 10 Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide 12. Verify the relationship status of the SnapMirror relationship: a. Select the volume for which you created the SnapMirror relationship from the Volumes list, and then click Data Protection. b. In the Data Protection tab, verify that the SnapMirror relationship that you created is listed and that the relationship state is Snapmirrored. After you finish You must make a note of the settings for the source volume such as thin provisioning, deduplication, compression, and autogrow. You can use this information to verify the destination volume settings when you break the SnapMirror relationship.
11 Volume disaster recovery preparation workflow 11 Setting up the destination SVM for data access You can minimize data access disruption when activating the destination volume by setting up required configurations such as LIFs, CIFS shares, and export policies for the NAS environment, and LIFs and initiator groups for the SAN environment on the SVM containing the destination volume. About this task You must perform this task on the destination cluster for the SVM containing the destination volume. Choices NAS environment: 1. Create NAS LIFs. 2. Create CIFS shares with the same share names that were used on the source. 3. Create appropriate NFS export policies. 4. Create appropriate quota rules. SAN environment: 1. Create SAN LIFs. 2. Optional: Configure portsets. 3. Configure initiator groups. 4. For FC, zone the FC switches to enable the SAN clients to access the LIFs. After you finish If any changes were made on the SVM containing the source volume, you must replicate the changes manually on the SVM containing the destination volume. Related information ONTAP 9 Documentation Center Monitoring the status of SnapMirror data transfers You should periodically monitor the status of the SnapMirror relationships to ensure that the SnapMirror data transfers are occurring as per the specified schedule. About this task You must perform this task from the destination cluster. Steps 1. Click Protection > Relationships. 2. Select the SnapMirror relationship between the source and the destination volumes, and then verify the status in the Details bottom tab.
12 12 Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide The Details tab displays the health status of the SnapMirror relationship and shows the transfer errors and lag time. The Is Healthy field must display Yes. For most SnapMirror data transfer failures, the field displays No. In some failure cases, however, the field continues to display Yes. You must check the transfer errors in the Details section to ensure that no data transfer failure occurred. The Relationship State field must display Snapmirrored. The Lag Time must be no more than the transfer schedule interval. For example, if the transfer schedule is hourly, then the lag time must not be more than an hour. You should troubleshoot any issues in the SnapMirror relationships. NetApp Technical Report 4015: SnapMirror Configuration and Best Practices Guide for ONTAP 9.1, 9.2
13 13 Where to find additional information Additional documentation is available to help you activate the destination volume to test the disaster recovery setup or when a disaster occurs. You can also learn more about how to reactivate the source volume after the disaster. Express guide ONTAP 9 Volume Disaster Recovery Express Guide Describes how to quickly activate a destination volume after a disaster and then reactivate the source volume in ONTAP. Power guide Data Protection Power Guide Describes how to prevent data loss using Snapshot copies and SnapMirror replication to a remote system Comprehensive guides Workflows for managing cluster health Provides information about performing OnCommand Unified Manager tasks using the web UI and information about troubleshooting, as well as providing in-depth conceptual information. ONTAP 9 Concepts Provides conceptual information about disaster recovery using SnapMirror technology.
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17 Index 17 Index A about this guide deciding whether to use the Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide 4 C cluster peer relationships verifying the status 5 comments how to send feedback about documentation 16 D data access setting up the destination SVM 11 data protection where to get additional information about 13 destination volumes setting up for data access from 11 disaster recovery creating SnapMirror relationships between volumes on different clusters for 6, 8 requirements for using the Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide to configure mirror relationships for 4 where to get additional information about volumes 13 workflow for volume 5 documentation how to receive automatic notification of changes to 16 how to send feedback about 16 F feedback how to send comments about documentation 16 flowcharts volume disaster recovery preparation workflow 5 I information how to send feedback about improving documentation 16 L lag times monitoring SnapMirror relationship health 11 M mirror relationships P creating between volumes on different clusters for disaster recovery 6, 8 initializing 8 monitoring health of 11 requirements for using the Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide to configure for disaster recovery 4 peer relationships verifying the status of cluster 5 verifying the status of SVMs 5 protection where to get additional information about data 13 R relationships monitoring health of SnapMirror 11 S setting up destination volume 11 SnapMirror workflow for volume disaster recovery preparation 5 SnapMirror relationships creating between volumes on different clusters for disaster recovery, ONTAP 9.2 or earlier 8 creating between volumes on different clusters for disaster recovery, starting with ONTAP See also mirror relationships suggestions how to send feedback about documentation 16 SVM peer relationships verifying the status 5 T Twitter how to receive automatic notification of documentation changes 16 V volume disaster recovery preparation where to get additional information about 13 volumes requirements for using the Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide to configure disaster recovery between 4 setting up data access from destination 11 SnapMirror for disaster recovery preparation workflow 5
18 18 Volume Disaster Recovery Preparation Express Guide W volume disaster recovery preparation 5 workflows
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